There is Color in the Dark
Welcome to Color Reflections, the home of author Trudie Wilson and her inspiring book If Only: There’s Color in the Dark. This space was created to share hope, healing, and the truth that God meets us in every season — even the ones that feel heavy. Here, you can purchase the book, connect with Trudie, and invite her to speak at churches, small groups, Bible studies, women’s ministries, and more. We’re honored you’re here.
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Maybe you’re carrying the weight of grief, walking through heartbreak, questioning why your prayers seem unanswered, or wondering if hope is still possible. Perhaps you’re simply trying to make sense of a season that doesn’t make sense.
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In If Only: There’s Color in the Dark: Holding on to Hope Through Life’s Hardest Seasons, Trudie Wilson invites you to discover that even in life’s darkest moments, God is still present, still working, and still revealing His goodness in ways we often don’t recognize until we look back.
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If you’ve been searching for hope in the middle of your hardest season, this book will help you discover that even when life feels darkest, there is still color in the dark.
Inspiring Others
“Trudie beautifully shares her story of love and loss. Through her words, she will help so many people find their faith again after experiencing hardships of their own.”
“Simply put, WOW. This is an incredibly heartfelt and relatable story that I would HIGHLY suggest to any reader!”
“Trudie beautifully shares her story of love and loss. Through her words, she will help so many people find their faith again after experiencing hardships of their own.”
“Trudie’s words and her faith will assist others with the ups and downs of their lives. For someone that has loved and lost so much, she has found a way to find beauty in life again through her faith.”
“Beautifully written and inspirational.”
“Heartfelt story where gripping true experiences told with candor, humor, and love help explain how some of life’s toughest moments can be met with clarity and help us understand the struggle of being human. Any audience can benefit from reading.”